Mike Scioscia Retires from MLB Management
Mike Scioscia Retires from MLB Management
Mike Scioscia Retires from MLB Management
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Former Los Angeles Angels manager Mike Scioscia has officially announced he will not return to Major League Baseball, focusing instead on international coaching, including a stint with Team USA at the WBSC Premier12 Tournament. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Dodgers are preparing for changes as outfielder Kevin Kiermaier, who recently announced his retirement, will not be returning next season, marking a significant transition for the team. The Boston Red Sox have re-signed veteran pitcher Rich Hill as they aim for a playoff spot, though insiders suggest this may be his last season in the league. The Kansas City Royals have acquired 40-year-old Yuli Gurriel as a backup for injured first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino, though Gurriel's future beyond this season is uncertain. Despite his age, Gurriel's experience could be vital for the Royals' postseason aspirations. Both the Royals and Red Sox are in playoff contention, with the Royals holding a 4.5 game lead in the Wild Card race.

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